Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-11-28 | Page 12 | Arrange Music Service Today

ARRANGE MUSIC SERVICE TODAY First of Series of Musical Afternoons Aft-ernoons at Tabernacle This Afternoon The first of a srrios of musical afternoons af-ternoons in the tabernacle to footer an interest in music of the better kind antl to rmpriasize its value as in asset as-set to the church, will be given in the I tabcrnaeb today at 2 p. m. AjiOHtle Melvin U. Ballard will be ! present and discoiTrse on the theme, j ''The Mission of Mu le." The next Important aVent will be the rendition of John Hyatt Brewers sacrod cantata. can-tata. "The Holy Nftfnt," tO be c en at a Christmas service on the Sunday preceding Christ ni. is, Iei-fmbei 1?. In the tabernacle. For the service toda:. Director Joseph Jos-eph Ballantyne has arranged ihe following fol-lowing program:" I. Organ prelude, Sam F Whlta-ker. Whlta-ker. 2 "Breast the Wave Christian" (Shelle ). Jed Ball:mt ne. Walter Stephens and choir. v :j. "Kear Not Israel;" Nephl J. J Brown. Myrtle Hlgle) and rhoir 4. Contralto solo. "The Publican," : .Mi.-s Mildred Ware. I 5. Violin solo (selected). Miss Mary , E lshcr 6. 'Give Ui Thy Pea'e' (Lazarus Edwards). Mrtlr- Higley. Mildred I Ware und choir. I 7. "God Is Our Refuge" (Buck), I choir. 8. "O Ird I Come" (Parker). Mil-Idrci Mil-Idrci Ware and choir with violin obll-Kalo obll-Kalo bv Mary Fisher I 0. The Ninety and Nine" Mildred 'Ware. Myrtle Hlgley and choir. 10. "Eurth and Heaven," choir oo The U. S. marine corps was estab-jllshedby estab-jllshedby an act of congress in 179S I